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From Hedgesville:

The Berkeley County School Board has temporarily suspended its policies on reviewing instructional materials to follow the state Department of Educations proposed regulations.

One of the Charleston regions major health care providers recently paid $11.45 million for the former grocery store site in West Ashley.

The SCHP determined an IOPPD officer was not responsible for a collision in Berkeley County that was connected to an earlier collision.

The West Virginia Public Service Commission, a proponent of coal-fired electricity, has signed off on eight out-of-state renewable energy projects planned by Appalachian Power and Renewable Power.

MARTINSBURG – More than 10 years after his death at the hands of officers from Martinsburg Police Department, members of the Berkeley County NAACP are still holding vigils to remember

MARTINSBURG — James Rumsey Technical Institute held their annual Teacher of the Year Breakfast Event on Dec. 1. This year’s finalists included Doug Shaw, Law and Public Safety-High School, Becky

MARTINSBURG — The Berkeley County Commission recently held its annual legislative summit with hopes of gain support from neighboring counties as well as state delegates and senators in Charleston. The

Walled compound struck by "hood rats?"

The West Virginia School Building Authority (SBA) has announced that over $111.8 million will be allocated to 19 school districts in the state for school construction projects.